they have a long history of both public housing revital zation -- revitalization, et cetera. >> if someone starts to move away during the development, can you plane the right of return to be able to move back once it's built? >> absolutely. i will ask for help if i'm stepping on my toes, but the housing authority commission has passed formal policy, a right to revite lies -- revitalize housing property. that means any resident that starts from the time we start working on hope s.f. that remains in good standing has the right to a new unit once the site is revitalized. even if they move off site for their own reasons. there have been a handful of people that have requested to move off site, generally for medical reasons, and we've accommodated those requests. regardless of that fact those fokse folks have gone off site, they will have the chance to come back to the site as well. that's again, as doug hit on, our number one priority, and hope s.f. is making sure that the benefits of the investment are there for the existing residents. >> and somebody in good standing? >> i'm going to ask for

, et cetera . as well as other things. but this luncheon was with us fifty women who were to discuss the problems among the young people at that time, and when the time i came i rose . raised my hand and told mrs. johnson what the young boys of this country had told me, who had fled united states, met me in my dressing rooms, no matter which part of the world i was in, such as canada and england, et cetera. and we would sit on my . my floor of my dressing room, or in my hotel suite, and we would discuss what it was that they was problemed with, and the biggest problem among them was our involvement in vietnam. and they said, "if you're a good guy, you don't get sent . you get sent to vietnam. if you're a bad guy, you have a little stigma against you and you don't go to vietnam. " not that they did not love the country, but they didn't want us to be involved there. it was a dishonorable war and it was an unwinnable war. so when i raised my hand and told mrs. johnson what those boys had told me and also how i felt about our

we all have cars and you can't change power plants overnight and et cetera, et cetera. but in fact the earth response to climate is not going to make too much difference until about the middle part of the century between all those scenarios. through 2050 a climate model is sort of a climate model no whatter what you do with it. in fact if you stop all , co2 emissions today. fossil fuel is the reason it's increasing because fossil means it's stored in the ground and now we're putting it in the air and burning it. it's recycled by the ecosystem and so forth. if we stopped everything today, it's estimated there's another half degree and full degree of warming in the system because the earth is not in a balance. that's why we're warming up. we are gaining more heat from solar radiation than infrared, the reason is it's being intercepted by the ozone and others and it's a little more than a watt per square meter right now. but in the sort of mid range scenario we are out of balance by about two to three watts per square meter which is doing to cause all this problem. so if y

you're back this year doing et cetera. is it safe? because it recession is still there. >> it is sketchy and who knows. people ask all the time. i have no expectations. we are going to raise whatever the people feel they can give. really, we're back, my biggest concern is to thank them for the 20 years of supporting us. >> you're 20 years old. the camp is text years old now. >> it is a 2010 anniversary and really a big goal of mine is to be sure that we acknowledge everybody ho has been a 20-year hero. >> how welded you do without that last year? >> it was tough. we did a lot of coins for campers all over the bay area, they put them in their stores and helped us do it, kids at school. some of the kids had a coin drive for us and we raised a ton of money that way. we had kids doing bake sales and help none made stands. we had all our programs and not cut any and add two more. >> did you almost match what the fund-raiser did? >> it was enough to keep us afloat and not cut some programs back, but we had to cut staffing back. but my big g

, et cetera, et cetera. so there's conversation going on about how to solve that problem. that conversation is going on between staffers of the full committee. further conversations between staffers on the full committee. even if regulatories are willing to be flexible on cap restoration plan still asking for reasonable plan on affected banks on how we reach capital which is in the best circumstances difficult for minority banks. slide. >> this is from a know you folks are going under for a third time but i really need some guidance -- it's a huge project for our minority caucuses who have their major concerns not to accommodate it in the pending bill. we are talking here about the potential failure of minority institutions that treasury has a statutory to promote. >> the secretary indicated he was committed to being helpful. >> what's important about this. clearly there's conversations going on between committee staff and the treasury department but also the date, september 22nd. and context they're still t

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that will enable you to move around with materials, with tools, et cetera. you want to mark the locations of the holes with a mud sill. that's the mud sill or the plates. you want to mark the locations around the perimeter on the mud sill. and you would then note where the joints are on the mud sill these are 14-16 feet long. you don't want to put the holes closer than 5 and a half inches to the end of the sill. or more than 12 inches from the end. either. between 5 and a half and 12 inches. if you are dealing with a finished space in a basement and you discover your foundation hasn't been bolted to the foundation, it's more difficult to do the work obviously you will have to disturb the wall finishes like removing the sheet rock. i would not discourage that. i think it's more important to have your building bolted than to have your finished walls because you know you will patch the sheet rock again. you would have to take off enough sheet rock, obviously, to do the work may be a 3 feet section or something. as i said, on the mud sill you go ahead and drill

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and with school council, et cetera and about is this an option. the principal's sake, you don't move the -- principal, turnaround or transformation. we relied on the leadership of the school and the data they have and the turnover and the staff to -- and other indicators of success. in the case where the principal has been there for more than two years -- and the school improvement grant process was tell us we're supposed to replace the principal we listened to the community in all of the cases we have here and we're in phase two and that was a result of the community saying, no, we're not ready to do that. and so that was based on the community input that the leadership of that school, they were not ready to transition into new leadership. and in the ka -- in the case of willie brown, we had that discussion long before about transforming willie brown into another type of school, really, like willie brown has been -- we have been concerned about willie brown for, for quite a while now and we been looking at a change for willie brown. that kind of

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ended up with more than $80 million in various programs, funds for health, wealth, scholarship, et cetera. all of these come with a box. so really, the most important element of the community based planning process that we engaged in was trying to figure out a balancing of how do we get . most important need of all was doing that in the first page. it's expensive, it's particularly expensive doing it in the first stage. ultimately, we reached a point where we think we had pushed this process through as reasonably as financially feasible. we did not believe that there were reliable sources of city funding, even in good years to m

with business, et cetera, with small business. and with many of the interest groups. and so far it's been very much a pedestrian political presiden andot the soaring transformational presidency that i thought it would be. >> i think there was a dilemma in that what that forced him to do was spend enormous time, enormous capital on capitol hill and that, that sort of neglected the other part of his promise which was to reach out and try to create at least a nonpartisan feel to the presidency. i think he still will be able to do that following this election. but clearly i think he's paid a hit call pri. >> rose: brian williams, ken duberstein and john podesta next. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. here. he is the anchor and managing editor of nbc nightly news. his reporting of katrina earned nbc news a george foster peabody award. he's going back to new orleans next week to cover the fifth anniversary of katrina. nbc also airs a special dateline

you're going to drain the swamp of any kind of wrongdoing, corruption, et cetera? >> i said we'll drain the swamp when we came in. we did. we passed the most sweeping ethics reform in the history of the congress. any respect and affection for people makes us sad about the course of events. but we have to uphold a high ethical standard. and none of our personalities is stronger than that. >> can you see congressman rangel returning to a position of leadership in the house? >> the ethics committee is working its will. they wait and see what the committee decides. i respect what they do. i'm totally out of the loop. it's independent. it's confidential. classified, secret. whatever. we don't know what it is. we do respect the work that the members of the committee do. >> let me ask you about the midterm election. you, by all accounts, one of the most if not the most powerful and successful speaker in the history of the united states. you have passed so much legislation. the president was elected with a significant majority. you had control of both houses of congress. a

we have people on that committee like the controller, the budget office, et cetera. part of the reason they are on there is to track and make sure that the general fund is not adversely affected. you can talk to that as well. >> good afternoon, supervisors, and chair maxwell. i apologize. i was held up and then agenda item eight came up, and i ran down here. thank you for accepting my comments after public comment. i understand that ann-marie from planning summarized what it was about. supervisor maxwell: you are part of the staff. >> i don't know how much additional information you need. i did want to highlight at least -- perhaps reemphasize the scope of what we will be studying and give you a preview of what we hope to do in the next two months to get this process moving. first of all, as you know, the committee has four taskses which came out of a lengthy process, a working group that was part of the eastern neighborhoods process. this picks it up where that working group left it off. they will manage and oversee a consultant study to form the formation of both a

airports et cetera. hopkins couldn't stand each other. and were constantly battling. they kicked the construction industry back to good health. the upper right one is the alameda park station. they could not aid the private agencies. alameda had its own electrical system. these are various projects. los angeles storm drain system. they raised the dam. your water is a product of pw a. they built the sacramento water reservoir. the fans were so well built that in fact, they are still in use. the engineers said we have to replace a ball bearing. we of course, have neglected our infrainstruct our and it's rated to be a d and dropping. so if you don't pay your taxes, things do fall down. much of it is things that were built during the new deal. fortunately, they built them very well. so the stuff was really built to last. but, if you don't have taxes to run a state. i expect we will see more of that stuff. i will give you a brief tour that we take for granted. the commitment to public education in all its manifestations. public schools from kindergarten to higher education

countries in the world had cetera et cetera we had the developed economy to decay from that side to him that were collapsing and of course there is a chance china could collapse like this but. myself used to predict that it would happen twenty years ago or fifteen years ago ten years ago we didn't have them so they they do have a chance to continue going like this thank you marcy again for the time he. brightened. from stupid. t.v. don't come. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images they are seeing from the streets of canada. for a show. we have a. quick look at your headlines first a two week old baby girl in southern russia. by surviving in scorching sun after being on the road side record breaking heat. wildfires. running dispute water supply from the river jordan is a source of serious friction between. jordan shortages threaten to further relations between the three countries while the people suffer. and of the community in the u.s. claim to be discriminated against but. to assert their rights in a country whose laws and authorities they say failed to

people are losing values this their homes and 401(k)s, et cetera. people have every right to be scared and frustrated and angry. >> the interview will air tomorrow: >>> big wedding news that mixes politics and celebrity. we don't know if she's changed her name, but we know chelsea clinton tied the knot tonight. do you know in chelsea took her husband's name. >> if she took her husband's name? i don't know. that's a good question. maybe he's going to be mr. clinton. she's the famous one so far. it is official. we have the photos to prove it. the pride wore a vera wang dress and they had an interfaith ceremony. >> these are the first pictures of the new couple. one image shows bill clinton walking his daughter down the aisle. the parents watched with great pride and overwhelming emotion as the couple wed. they could not have asked for a more perfect day. suvs and cars with tinted windows were spotted headed to the ceremony. it was tucked away from prying eyes. onlookers did manage to see guests shuttled from their hotels, but they wanted to see the pr

when i said irish americans, i go back to the americas, irish-spanish americans and french-irish, et cetera, and my own family live there. other famous irish american personalities at the time were, for example, in the news world the e. f. obrian, the editor of the times of cuba and in the cuban roman catholic church, father moynihan, no relationship to my grandmother, loved for his kindness and great sense of humor. born in the 20's in havana were of irish descent. they were fran emilio. he was entirely blind by the age of 13 but learned gerschwin's rhapsody in blue by using braille scores. he was also one of the major instrumentalists of the feeling -- many of you recollected remember -- the thrilling sound of the 50's that blended the latin bolero with the latin sound. the second was chico, we like always to put these little names to people. my name is carlotta but my real name was charlotte and they called me carlotica, little charlotte. he moved to new york city in 1948, where benny goodman hire him and he became very famous in new york at the time and he died in new york in 2001. one

he writes about the white culture and how he struggled with it, et cetera, et cetera. but i didn't understand really his theology. he's -- his view points come from liberation theology. that's what i think at the gut level i was sensing. and i miscast it as racism. really what it is is liberation theology. >> chris: i know you have said it, but do you, in this context, in this forum do you regret having called him a racism and saying he had a deep-seeded hatred for white people? >> of course, i do. i don't want to retract the -- i want to amend that i think it is much of a theological question. that he is a guy that understands the world through liberation theology, which is oppressor and victim. first of all, it shouldn't have been said. it was poorly said. i have a big fat mouth sometimes and i say things. that's just not the way people should behave. and it was not accurate. it is liberation theology that shaped his world view. >> chris: let me ask you directly about that. the central message -- i'm telling you what the central message of your event was, but the cen

you can get them at walmart here and et cetera.ooks tend to be the same price all the way across. that has some looking more carefully at that. >>> there is a bay area tie to two ethic trials that will be happening soon. zol lofton will hear the case of representative charles rangel, and then after that the trial o. she was charged yesterday for asking for federal help for a bank she and her husband were involved with. >>> if you drive a cadillac escalade or a ford f250 truck, you are popular with vehicle thieves. those vehicles are at the top of the list of most likely to be stolen. also on that list, the infinity g-37 and the dodge charger with the hemi engine. >> it's hard to know why an individual vehicle gets picked out by thieves. this year thieves were after horsepower and flash. >>> experts say it's not as bad as it used to be because automakers have gotten so good with making cars theft-proof that won't let the car be started without the proper key. still they have common sense advice such as always keep your doors locked

striking in san francisco when the vast majority of our pollutants and waste, waste water system, et cetera, are disproportionately in areas where people have the highest unemployment rate and the lack of resources to truly make their lives as successful and prosperous as we all are trying to achieve. we're a city that has the highest recycling rates. at a time when people said you couldn't have 50 percent recycling, san francisco is poised to be at 70 percent in a year or so. we want to get to 0 percent by 2020. they said that's impossible. they said you couldn't require, for example, the development on treasure island. right there you will see an island -- many of you know the region very intimately -- we are redeveloping treasure island, 6,000 housing units. it will be the most sustainable units in the city. you want to do business, here are the rules that regulate that entry. we have happy to have an agreement with a developer. that comes from utilization of photovoltaics and wind and other mechanisms to substantially advance our environmental goals. i can go on and on and truly, i coul

we know you can do et cetera. >> you tell them to see their dreams certainly to envision those dreams. i would assume that a lot of girls see you especially on a show and they think maybe i'll be in show business too. not everybody will be. what do you say then? >> i say like for any other career, whatever you want to do, education is the key. go to school. i went to college. i had no idea what i was going to be. i didn't know i was going to be an actress but because i went to college, the opportunity presented itself to me. that is what i tell them to do. stay focused and motivated in school and have faith. we can go on talking and we probably will after this show but there is a fund raiser on august 21st and you can join terri and her 7th annual angel awards benefit on saturday, august 21st at the san francisco marriott. this will take steam. you can visit take wings.org. always good to see you. sorry about the drug information. it happens all the time. >> we leave you with jackie. i'm susan sikora. i'll be studying harder for next week's show. thank you for watching. [ laughter ] ♪

medium activities that are watershed based that address a full range of supply quality, waist water, et cetera. the advantage to this is first, potential multiple benefits. the example that we will include in our document the shed where integrated has shown remarkable potential to come up with really innovative tools that were almost unthought of a decade past. cost savings and can bring funding and partners to the table. we think it will be and important tool for maximizeg the new tools. if your a water agency trying to improve landscape conservation and the local land use agency or jurisdiction of city and county is tremendously important. if your trying to emphasize stone water recapture,, so it's key to maximize the agencies. the third strategy is integrated management into this report all called energy down the drain and hit was releaseed 2004, that looks at energy implications of water management decisions. the results we found were striking and then the state of california and the numbers they came up were very interesting. they want a project alone represented 7 to 3 thousand of the wa

>>> we have a few friends gathered, family's ready to be notified via text and facebook.com and et ceterawe're dressed for it. >> i've been saying al morning i've been waiting my entire life. and she's the love of my life. she's my everything. i'm ready. >> and some of these couples tell me they've already been living together in the vein of traditnal marriage vows, being supportive for each other. they say they're waiting for this moment. they say to wait is better than not to be able to marry at all. many are a bit perplexed why judge walker is taking his time from 9:00 to noon. they were hoping it would be earlier. we'll get a addition shortly. we talked to county clerk offices who say they are on standby and ready t issue marriage licenses ithat stay is lifted. theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> theresa, than very much. again, feder judge vaughan walker's ruling is expected by noon. we'll have live coverage of that decision asoon as it comes down and we'll let you know if it happens during this newscast. >> we have other news. salmonella may not be so bad for your health. we'll explain st

amount of good work and everyone on the panel is part of the team in the work in the hayes and haight et cetera. learn from them. copy what they did. really it would be helpful. the city attorney i think i'm getting some feedback. >> i think the technical problems are over wchl the city attorney's office earlier today talked about code enforcement. every district captain has a code enforcer officer and a liaison to the city attorney's office. if you have a problem property a problem business, in your area you can all the captain or district station and ask for the code enforcement officer. and somebody should get back to you. you can check with our district supervisor's office and they have the liaison to the code enforcement. i just want to make that point clear. we will hear about it again. this is a service the district captain should be able to provide for you and get you into the city attorney system. i want to talk about the patrol plan that was implemented as of 6 a.m. this morning at the northern station. we divided the northern district into sections. each section there are 3 section s